عمران خان کو سلام۔ عمران خان کے بعد سوشل میڈیا پر ہزاروں مرد و خواتین۔ نام والے اور خصوصا گمناموں کو سلام۔ آپ نے جم کے مقابلہ کیا۔ آپکی قربانی کا صلہ صرف اللہ دے سکتا ہے۔
ہر اس شخص کو جو کھڑا رہا اس کو سلام ۔
عدم اعتماد کی رات عمران خان نے اچانک میری طرف موڑ کر کہا، کوئی رہ تو نہیں گیا تو میں کچھ بول نہیں پایا - شہید ارشد شریف
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Imran Ahmed Khan Niazi:
For 3 years Imran Khan has been kept in jail, his image barred from the media and not once has he been produced in an open court. His cases have been heard inside the jail. Yet he continues to dominate public memory.Governments have fallen, leaders have been removed & political figures have been targeted by the system. But for the first time, it seems the system is struggling to contain a political leader who despite being imprisoned and virtually erased from the screens, continues to command extraordinary public support.A single news about his possible transfer to a hospital has completely changed the country’s political mood and generated more public and media interest, both at home & abroad than the entire government leadership has managed to attract over the past four years. Qabooliyat is overshadowed by Maqbooliyat!
Free Imran Khan! Pakistan postures as helpful, fair intermediary in ceasefire negotiations, but it is holding its former Prime Minister (and his wife) in solitary confinement for the crime of being highly popular and not bowing to the CIA running the place.
I welcome Pakistan’s timely and constructive offer to host dialogue between the United States and Iran. I commend Prime Minister Shehbaz Sharif and the leaders of other friendly nations for stepping forward at a moment of acute regional danger, following the earlier commendable efforts of the leadership of Oman and other friendly countries. Pakistan’s relationships with the relevant parties, and its standing as a credible voice in the Muslim world, place it in a strong position to help create the conditions for meaningful negotiations.
Malaysia supports this initiative and encourages in particular the United States and Iran to respond in the spirit in which it was offered. I note with cautious hope the signals, however incomplete, that suggest some space for diplomacy may still exist. That space should be treated with the seriousness it deserves.
Any negotiation must proceed on the basis of genuine intent: a clear commitment to ending the conflict, not managing its tempo for tactical advantage. The international community has seen too many ceasefires that function as pauses rather than conclusions. The region deserves something more durable.
Malaysia reaffirms Iran’s right to defend its sovereignty, as recognised under international law, particularly in the face of continued Israeli strikes in the country and in Lebanon. At the same time, we call on all parties to exercise maximum restraint and to ensure that civilian populations and the infrastructure of neighbouring states, namely the Gulf states, are not drawn further into a conflict they did not choose. The Gulf states, the region and the world have much at stake — economically, socially and in terms of long-term stability — and their peoples must not bear the consequences of decisions taken elsewhere.
It is also a matter of concern that some of the strongest advocates of the rules-based international order appear to apply it unevenly. International law cannot be invoked selectively. It cannot shield one party from accountability while denying another its inherent right to self-defence. Its credibility depends on consistency.
In recent days, I have held discussions with leaders of the Gulf Cooperation Council, Türkiye, Egypt, Indonesia, Japan, Pakistan and other partners to better understand the situation and to advocate for de-escalation. Malaysia will continue to support every credible effort towards a just and lasting peace. Thank you.
ANWAR IBRAHIM